English Training Courses
Blood Pressure
This short wellness training reviews healthy ranges for blood pressure as well as tips to manage and prevent hypertension.
ViewBloodborne Pathogen Program Assessment
This tool for managers helps determine if OSHA regulations require a Bloodborne Pathogen Program to be maintained at their facility.
ViewBloodborne Pathogens
This training covers protection against common types of bloodborne pathogens, situations where pathogens pose a hazard, and protection. Other course topics include personal protective equipment (PPE), the Hepatitis B vaccine, and incident response.
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Bloodborne Pathogens - General Awareness
This employee training gives a general overview of the common types of bloodborne pathogens and how you can protect yourself in the workplace. Topics include routes of entry, universal precautions, and best practices for minimizing exposure.
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California Hazardous Waste Management
This training covers Federal EPA and California regulations for hazardous waste management. It includes determination, storage, labeling, inspection, accumulation limits, pickup, and generator status.
ViewCanada - First Aid Basics
This training has been developed to give certified first aid attendants an opportunity to refresh and update their basic first aid knowledge.
ViewCanada - Hand Safety and Injury Prevention
Utility knives or “box cutters” are widely used in retail, manufacturing, construction and other industries. They are used for everything from cutting string and opening cartons to cutting drywall. Over 60% of workplace hand injuries are lacerations (deep cuts) many from the improper use of utility knives.
ViewCanada - Health and Safety Awareness
This course outlines key health and safety rights and responsibilities of different groups in the workplace: employers, supervisors and workers.
ViewCanada - Ladder Safety
Learn about the different types of ladders and how to use them safely in the workplace.
ViewCanada - Safety in Bloodborne Pathogens for Canadian Employees
Learn how to protect yourself and others from workplace exposure to bloodborne pathogens.
ViewCanada - Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG): Overview
Chemicals and biological substances are regularly shipped by road, rail, water and air. Many products pose some danger while being transported. In order to minimize the risks associated with transporting dangerous goods, and to keep the public and the environment safe, everyone involved in the shipping of dangerous goods must learn about and follow the requirements of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act and the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations.
ViewCanada - WHMIS
This course describes the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) and how to effectively apply it at your work.
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